Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1865, Page 2

THE J : A DR DRAFT !!— FIFTH WARD. _ THE EVENING STAR. |. isvirt tN, Sat waietont SE= and FRIDAY EVES INGS of this week. at Lang- " ee ing corper Se street and Pena’s avenue, i UoMB A . he vrinted roles are ready for distribution. The books of the Association are epam ercry ay, at the store cf the Treasurer, G. F. @ulick, Esq., cerner B street south and New Jersey avenue, feb 13-5t = tee RG RACE OHURCH. (REY, ALFRED HoiMEAD, BEOTOR.) AT ISLAND HALL, Corner Virginia Avenue and Sixth street, (one square from Seventh street Cars.) Openon THURSDAY NIGHT. February 2d, 1865, (TABLEABX EACH NIGHT.) —$$ $$ $$ $$$ W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Propri WASHINGTON CITY: TMURSDAY.. FEBRUARY 16, 1565. “Wor READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE | BEX OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION FROM | Beason Tickets. #1. trance at door, 20 cents; MEMPHIS. | Children, half price. ‘ Captures of Prisoners and Live Stock—Ex- | ihe Tableaux have been gotten up with great t ve Destruction of Rebel Steamboats, teste and care, and at great expense, and promise plies, &c to be »ost interesting and successful. They will pp sos a ihe ateatnare ATESIO | 80. bumber some 45or5)during the Fair. feb 1-27 Forsyth collided opposite this city last night | Gy RENTS. WaTer ReGistrar’s Orrior, / The former sunk, and the latter was consid- — Ac é City Hall, January 14,15 5.4 wly damaged. Socupants of premires where the Aq. @nwly € r | Water is taken will please take notice—Th Neas'¥ 1:50 bales of cotton have arrived Water Rent for the year ending Jannary le, here with, ® the past two days. | ig now due to the Corporation of Washing:ou Wiaeapnis aa vices tothe 13th say that a por. payable at this office. If not paid prior to tbe day of Yebruary. the water will beshut olf at ‘ition sent from that city on ; Toabn 4 Hon of the expen NRT Gol Osborne, reteeney | PRrlicht, practicable day thereafter, withont 26 imo, un ther notice, and not res’ored until full payment of ite niteoprisoners And @ quantity of liye rent «ball have buen mad, and two dollars: ex stock | Penses of shutting off and restoring. ‘The expedition penetrated 1. "Siana as far RANDOLPH COYLE, up asthe Washita river, meeting put little re. sistaroe. The only organized force of tnd @né- | my was Harrison's brigade, which was bee yond the Washita. Several steamers and an immense quantity of rebel stores were destroyed, and about 200 prisoners capture, most of whom were pa- roled. Scarcely aman was lost on our side, and only four wounded. \ jal dim Water Registrar, BP ORIGINAL DR. WOODS? Ors ICE Fill be conducted in fature sol.iy by Dr. vaBY, who has had the medical charge of it the pan: year. nod who bas made so many quiekand p rma- nent Cnres—492 7th etreet ‘eb i6-Im* ATstRE.CHRAP PRODECR AND GROCRRY STORE is the only place to uot the healthy SUGAR REFINED POP CORN, wholesale or re- tail Call and cee, 334 D street, nearlith at, And Fire in St. Louis. various other excellent articles. _ fe 16 3t*_ Sr. Lovts, Feb. 15.—The main buildmgang | 7 NHIS 18, TO INFORM MY CUSTOMERS THAT t 5 a ereafter my business wil! be cen incted upon saved. They contained one hundred and [ii Please settle their acchnots, as soon 8 pos- eighty-cight boys and girls, allof whom were | "ible Wood aud Goat Dealer! saveiy removed. The loss in the building is Capitol Hill and Navy Yard $100,000. and the furniture $25,000. | _Washington, Feb. 15, 1965. fo18.3t4 <= | YOU CAN RUY THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D REVOKED j street. near lith street, The only place to get The order of dismissal in the case ot Lieut, | the Pure, Healthy, Sugar Retined Popped Corn. Col. E. R. Weir, 35th Kentucky volunteers, has been revoked by the War Department, and he | The cheapest, and at the same tima, only article | of Confectionery that is pure snd Pealths all bas therefore been mustered out and honorably | discharged. | Wholesale and Retail. By ounce or box, and see it. 334, D street, near 10th street. feb 16 5t* vy qyDR. BACKER treo | Wonpr ) 7 Ope astrotoges, Nowaz0 omer: 47D) Dand B (upstairs) gives full and th RESEL DESERTERS. | Forty-eight rebel deserters, from Lee's army, | maton concerning all allaire thrawga lene ite ord arrived here Monday from City Point via An- | iv regard to Health, Wealth avd Maris. Love Af | fairs Journeys, Law Snits,Ahsent Friends Sickness and Death. Dr. Backer can be consulted from 8 in the morning till 9in the evening. fe 16 Im* AVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD PLACE of business, corner of Nints and D streets, to NO. 481 NINTH STREET, between D and K, I hen leave: per enlar ye eall ane attention of . Ray my customers and @ public rener: . to thi - THE Wosx Beronz Concress Shere ara | moval. where L shall keep constantly on hand a now but twelve working days ofthe present | !#™&e and well samo: rience OF seesion of Congress left. ce = re ; % poe ea ih ft. The following pub- | who citizens of Washington and of the surround- 3 . @ sfili to he acted upon, hesides num- ing countrware earnestly folicited ~~ ca'l and ex- erous bills of a private character:—Tax bill amine my stock of goods which will be 8:14 at fai> on sales; Internal Tax b il; Tariff’ bill; Army | pricee appropriations; Naval appropriations: Indian | > 16-co3m* RICHARD J. RYON, appropriations; Miscellaneous appropriations. eden Se or Omnibus bill; Executive, Lepelatare and ROS OE Ae BO FE OL: mspolis. They all took the oath of allegiance, ‘were relensed and furnished with transporta- tion to such points as they desired to go. Fo POR EXQOHANGE. at 500 rebel prisoners passed through Baltimore yesterday, from Elmira, New York, enroute for City Point, to b exchanged. Judicial appropriations Deficiency bill; Bank- ICE! a Ick! rupt bill, and the bill to increase the pay of of- Proposals will be received untill] o’c!=ck « m cers in the army. Here is nearly one bill per | ef SATURDAY, Febraary 25, 185, for farnishi. « day during the rest of the session, to say noth- | #04 delivering fo the Lepart ing ofthe district bills, private bills, railway land grenis, ships candls. telegraphs around | the world, and other projects too numerons to Mention. Some of the general appropriation bills are suspended betvreen the two houses, but several are to be ected upon by beth. ment of the Inter or, and the Bureaus and Offices thereof, the requisite daily supply of Ice fer one year, from and after the 15th day of March, 1855, The article dclivered must be equal to the best quality of Nerthern Ice sold in this market. and the successful bidder will he required to enterinto 8 contract, with sufficient cecurity, within ten days | after the award. Proporals should state the price per pound, and such oply will be considered as are made by parties who have preper fac'litier for tulfilling a contract, They should be addressed to the Secretary of the Interior, and endorsed **Proposa's for Ice.’’ RY B fe 16-e03t Su perintendent of the Br U NITED STATES MAILS, TeE Bousty Broxens—It has been dis- covered by Vol. Baker's detectives that there isan organized band of women in New York city, who are employed by bounty brokers to assist recrnits to “jnmp™ These women Would proceed to jhe isiand and furnish their friends with fer arel, under which dis- | guise they would the guard. a 4 UL EX ®MPTION CLUB— Post @rrick DePARTMENT, 2? Washington City, December 15. 1874. ¢ Proposals Fill be received at the Oontract Office SEVENTH A meeting of thir Glub will be hell at Tur | ftbis Department until 3 p. m; of March %0, 1338, Her Gali. evruer 4: ntreei aud Maine arene, TO. | (10. be decided by “April 15), Zor oonveying the RIGHT, (Thursday.) and also on SATUNDAY | Maile ofthe United States in Maryland and Dia NIGHT. at 73s o'clock. Citizens of the ward are | 'Tict of Columbia, from July 1, 1853, to Jnae3!, earnestly invited to stiend. te 6 3t oO on re roule: Sud by the sehedulooracnar- (eS IMPROVED O_R.M _O} — | ‘ures and arrivals herein specified, being: route jibe CE Re, ateblickea by act of Congress, approved June 30, wigwan TU MOKROW NIGuT. | ae i Slack as bose oti F No. 3.324 —From Brookville, Maryland, by Olney, “etercsntiies portance wil Eustor, {Silver Spring. (Sligo P. O.), and Brightwood, D. U.. to Washington,2'; and back, six times a week, From May 1 to December. miles, aT ey yA weceting will be held of this Club | Use" Brockville daiiy, except Bunday, ats,39 SO Ret USUAY. the. sth ver Orie ee Hooke P: |” Arrive at Washington by 10.30 A. M. Purpose of clearing up tra sffaire of said Aasucia- | pMyee Washingten daily, except Sunday, ats YD : “BR DAVIA, § AGENCY FOR THE GERMAN CONSO- lates Genera. of Hane aden, Seceny, flenburg, Consulate of the Arrive at Brookville by 8 P. My From December 1 to May 1. meeare Brookvilla daily, except Sunday, at 6A. sau, &e.and V Netherlasde 7th street. Th i Arrive at Washington by 11 A. M. Beeb OMINIGR TILAND, REIN 1OLD Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at1P, IR, : . MULLE ERN oer WALCEER AvGUstt? THRs RO, OAD Arrive at Brookville by 6 P. M. call at thin office, ee. feb 16. 3t* ATTENTION, VIRGINIANS!—There IR¢ n be a meeting of the Virgini x 1m cranes Hall E et.. betwesa ct et aes! on SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th O'clock. All loyal Virginigus, whether wetty ica | of the League or not, are earnestly invited to be | 1 ance to them te tastes: come before | feb 16-3t* B.G. GREENE, Sec. V.U.L. ‘A GRAND VOCAL AND a em AL CONCERT (NSTRUMENT For form of proposal, guarantee. and certificate, snd lawe, instructions, &c., in relation to con: tracts, bidders are referred to the pamphlet ad- vertisement of this ¢ate, to be seen at the offices of Rrookville and Washington. and at the Depaxt- ment. W. DENNISON, Postmaster General. fSHIP HERETOFORB EX- ‘ting under the name and firm of Streeter & Clarke is this day dissolved. The name of the firm may be used by either party in settling the ac- counts of the firm, E.E STREETER. For the benefit of th i an ee SOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, | ae imeton. D.C.. Feb. tet, 1565." _feb 15 1w4 _ _ Corner of G and lith streets, ARKRIAGES. CARRIAGES, Will be given ou the 2th instact. The spacious CARRIAGES. audience room will be tastefully decorated fur the | All the selections are from ths choicest and Hallads of the day,and the artists (ete! on tock ent of our city, aided by several from Tei Gee; Boston, Baltimore and Philatelphis Repairi tly attended to ig New Fore eetitection of Prof. C.W, Med: | #7 Repairing promp ROBT g Ghana pt abby TI : feb 15-3t* 409 Pa.av., near 4 Mand 374 D'st. ir. Metzarott furnishes a On hand, a fine assortment of Light Carriages. new and recond hand such as Buggies. Rockaways, cextenslin Tops, Half-tops, Business Wagons, & c All work warranted to be as represented. ; ORD. Pianos for the occasion Re ot steinway’s best | C TWINEB. ous ti . Is B.H. Btinercetss to” sale at Metzerott BUCKETS, &c., &c., For furthe- «aat Store and at the di For sale by fo 16-8F . Pa ticulars see programme a : pa ticular 5 COMM A GRAND FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT of the FOUNDRY M. BE. CHURCG. will commence on the 2ist inst.,in the Audience Room of the new edifice, corner @ and [4th atrects, J, P, BARTHOLOW, 05% Seventh street, Below Penn's ayeaue. AIRBANK’S SCALES. ERRING’S PATENT FIRB AND ee e BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, apy Msvished mex, including several Sen- atoreand Representa‘ives. are to participate. For sale at Factory Prices. The tables wil! be presided over” by the fair and J. P. BARTHOLOW, Agent for the manufacturers. 56 Seventh street. Below Penn’a avenue. beautiful. both resident avd from abroad There will be choice Instrumental and Vocal Music each evening. The Sir Knights will be present. Much of interest can be expected, since ainid the various apartments will be scenes of | (XLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED. long ago. . ORCHARD GRA8&, Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, HERDS GRASE. Si. on 25cents; children 15 centa. SEED OATS, &c., &c., For sale Steinmetz’s hat store. and at the For sale by rine enue and 7th street. J.P. BARTHOLOW, bo Jao at the door. 6 a 58 Seventh street, By order of Committee. fe 16-tf fel4-eolm Below Penn’a avenue, EXEMPTION CLUB.— Fill be amecting of thir Club. (Gol FYORSES! HORSES! HORSES! is, Treasurer,) at Mr a's office. 7 i 7s Office Fi inisi Buildings, on THURSDAY, 16th er eae canes Otce Feet Dretieait stoelect officers,Ac, feb 15-2t* SUBSTITUTE CLUB MEETING—A meet- ing of the Substitute Club under the last raft for 4 :« 0 men will be held at the atore of W. | B. Moses, Intelligencer Building, No. 519 7th st. | on THURBWAY EVENING, the loth instant, at? crocs fae the purpose of settling the affairsof | ,, 7)" und in all particulars, well broken, in full ub. T.M HANSON, Treasurer, | Heth snd good condition, from fifteen (15) to six- fe 15-2t | teen (36) hands high, trom five (5) to nine (9) vears FOURTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUB—_ old d well adapted in every way to cavalry pur- HORSES. suitabie for the cavalry service, wiil be purchased at Giesbero Depot, in open market, till April 1, 1865, Horses will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore, A.Q,M., and be subjected to the usual Government inspection before bsing accepted. Specifications. as follows: * Cavairy horses must Ap adjunrned meeting of this Club will be | po: Horses between nine (9) and (10) years of eld op FRIDAY EVENING. at 7 o'clock in the | #ée. if still vigorous, sprightly and healthy, may Ccmmen Council Chamber, Oity Hall. A'l per- | be accepted. gens desirous of joining the Club ean do so byeali- , _ Price. one hundred and seventy-five dollara($175) ing upen + asurer, Mr, P, F Bacon.or any | each. Hours of inspection, from 4 a.m. to 4p. m, Gther tMicer of the association auddeporitive gon, | Payment will bu made at this cfc . ASBUHY LLOYD, President. P JAMES A. BKIN, RB. 8. DAVIS, Secretary fe 15-3¢ fe1s4't Col. in charge ist Div. Q. M.G@.0. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ENTE - YARDEN, GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS, MENT.—On TO MUKROW (hraraies \G FRESH AND GENUINE NING, ths Sabbath School and Choir of the | Sse ethodist Protestant Church. %th strect tween | _ Just received a full and varied ateck of SEEDS and F streets, will HIBITION AND for the ensuing ree atalognes distributed Falah ng to consi oid resses, Dialogues, | inging, &C., as per procramme Binfe doors ef the Obureh will be opened at 7 | o’cleck, an the exercises will commence at a quarter before 8 o’clock. The tingirg will be accompanied by tones of an elegant Piano kindly furn for the Cie eed : seen es mits ee. cers Ge u x! on and Concer’ vated to the benefit of the Sabbath school | se PY 5. P. BARTROLOW, Price ofadmirsion, for sdulte, scents; children, | 558 7th street, below Peana. ay. 15 conte, amme may be ob- | 5()() BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS. Pickets and copies of the pro, BID The only stock of pure BLACK SEED OATSin tained at the Para page. No. 450 9th street, or at the Church om the evening of the Exhibition. fhe market, just received from Prince Edward's sland. For sale in lots to suit purchasers Bid ke HEBREW. GERMAN AND ENGLISH ae EDUCATION.—Having opened an addi 1 558 7th athe 8 s tiowal schoo! for instructing the above named ute seat S7th street. below Peuna’ av. branches of education, we are now cuabledt» ac | FOR SALE A BACON & RAV N PIANO. a gepta greater number of pupils than heretofore. nearly pew. acd has been but little used’ Parents wishing to have their children educated | Will be gold at a deductien from the orig- in these branches, are notified to call in person be aif ip) a to 8. CALVERT FORD. fore the first of March next eee oleae Positively no children accepted after that date- Br AN: OLGEs. POLLER, ication. . P. BARTHOLOW ee 555 7th street, below Penna. | NION SETTS, |O PEAS, BEANS. CABBAGE. &e., &e. A full stock of choice GARDEN SHEDB just re- ceived and for gale by rr. By fold lw" % H. L. BLOUT. f School, 370 Sth street, feb 14-120" UT raver, above it st. jan_19-2m” __between G and H \RAND MILITARY OPERATIONS; or a Gritt- G cal and Military History of the Wars of Fred- Sessa Shard se" a prea free Wobreary Week | Seiten ene Barwa Jomiaie Teavelated rove tke . Te ruary m. aaron o Hall wb February th, inclusive to brat com: | French’ by Col, J.B, Holabird, U. 8. A.: 2 vols, ¢ ” $5. eo stamecth | “ae ot FRANCK TAYLOR, CITY BALL, Pebraary 8. 1355. The Assessors having Soci pir ted the as: Jaints, and to make such correc’ necessary. BALLS, PARTIES, Xe. GRANDLEVEEI.0.0.F e ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7TH STREET, FoR THE BENEFIT oF BEAOON LODGE, No. 15, on TUESDAY EVENING, Fob, dist, 1835, make this the great levee of the season. A celebrated band will be in attendance and will open with a grand march, composed expressiy for | the occasion. The supper room will be under the direction of @ practical caterer, Committee of Arrangements. Harry J. Bho, i F. A Stier, Geo. W. Nokes, Anvdrew Blain, Jno. F Schleif, H. Olay Stier, William Harris, Ballet Master.—F, A, Stier, CU Ae @1, admitting a gentleman and ladies. tel6-5i* (1B CELEBRATION OF WASHIN iN’ x BIRTH NIGAT. STONE The SHIELDS CLUB wiil celebrate Washin ton’s birth night by giving their 15th grand BALL at Temperance Hali strect, be- tween Sth and lth sts..on WEDNESDAY | NIGHT, February the 224, 15 5, Comwlttee of Arrangements:—M. Boland, Jy P.anegan, J. M. Harrigan, M. Brady, | The members of the Lodge will spare no pains to | | ' Tickets $1 g a gentleman and ladies. Positive! ape allowed to be worn in the rocm, feb 16 6t* TRS F Ber GRAND BALL or THe WAVERLY CLUB, 70 DE GIVEN AT {8LAND HALL, ON TUESDAY, February 21, 1865. aA feb 15-4t* OOKOUT FOR THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE BABOOCK FAMILY, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Navy Yard, On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 2lst, 1855, A cordial itation is extended to all the ladies, a8 nO spec vitations will be issued. Tickets $1, admitting gentleman and ladies, By order of Committee of Arrangements : John W, Cross, Ed. Williams, R. T, Lawson, H. Cawooa, Geo Schultz, Geo. Gardner, i. Kabler, "| RB. Luckett, A.H. Vermillion, M. Reilly, _ Jobn Schultz, Ghas. Pennington, G. L, Lawrence, Jobn Dixon, Wm. H. Cross, feb 13 St* HE ISLAND SOUIAL take ereat pleasure in anzouncin Siete friends auc es public generaliy 2 eli ‘ivin, eir ney inten SFIETH GRAND BALL CLUB £2 at at ISLAND HALE Corser 6th and D streets, Island, on THURSDAY, Feb. 16, 1355, Tickets $1; admitting a gentleman and ladies, By order of Committee of Arrangements, Geo Adama, Wm 8 Stone, ‘ohn Little, Joha H Weeden, hos McCook, F Springman, John O Fisher, Beach, John Mshoney, T. Hutcherson, G@ B Dixon Geo Shasifer, Addison Fergueon, Wm Buckley, HE SOCIAL CEUs SOIRER'S, VER MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, AT THE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 12th street and Ohio avenue, Tickets $1to be had at the door, Dae mencing at 90’clock p. m. j LOST AND FOUND. FrouND on the cornerof Massachusetts avenue and 6th sireet,a PO€KET BOOK containing a small sum of money and some papers, which the owner cam have by callingat 446 Massachusetts avenue and claiming property. it* QABAYED OR STOLEN—Tuesday nigh, from OO Mr. Pyle’s yard, on 8th, bet. C and B sis, two small MULES. one bay and one black, The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning th to Sth st, bet. C and B, Island. _ fel6 GEO. PYLES. ot HE SUBSCRIBER, on tne th of January,a black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, breast white. end of tail asd toes wh A liberal reward will be given if returned to J. M. MAY. No, 69 High street, Georgetown, BD. 0. fe 16-3t* Frecxe_ oa Pennsylvania avenue, this (Wed- % nesday) morning, a POCKEF BOOK, contain- Dg small sum of money and papers, which the owner can have by calling at the Star Offic), and describing property, &s. fal5 3t $20 REWARD-—Lost last night a POCKET : J BOOK containing seven 310) bills. The finder will receive tbe above reward by leaving the mann eee Pa, av., opposite Willard’s Hotel, ‘eb 15-2" —————E—E—EEEEe OST—On Saturday, the 11th inst., an ENVEL- OPE, containing 330 in National Bank Bills and abeut $1 in Currency; also, to vouchers for Gas furnished Gorernment Warehouses at G etreet Peer ha id one Gas Will against ed rte tI ar Will he liberally rewar ifhe wi leaveit with J. W..” at the Star Ollise ‘seta ues QTRAYED—From the enclosure of the aubscri- +) ber, on the lath dayof February, 1865, a brindle COW, with white face, both hind lega below the first joint whit horns, Whoever will return said cow or give formation to MARTIN BER Island, Washington, D, C, will be suitably re- wardea. fe 15 3t* $1 0 REWARD-—Stolen from the Metropolitan 8 Hal}, two beaver cloth OVERCOATS and ove Cap in the pocket ef one. The above reward will be paid and no auestions asked if returned te to Mr. BENZE. Metropolitan Hall. fe 14-3t* I O8T—On Monday, February 13th, on the 7th at 4 road, from Mlarewood Hospttal or in the 7th streetcar, a small PARCEL in brown paper, pasted and tied—no directions. No value to the finder as itwas the trifling effects of a deceased soldier. The finder will be handsomely rewarsed by leaving them at 545 Ith st. fel ia Geo Miller. fe9.7t* m KER, 75% ith stret GEORGETOWN ADVEBR’MTS TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGETS WN—The many Union friends of Mr.J.C HIESTON, present his name asa Candidate for the Board of Common Council at the coming: election, feb 16-lut* ENION CITIZENS NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given thatan election for Mayor and for eleven members o eae rine the Board of Common Oouncil. wil! be held at the several precincts of Georgetown on MONDAY the 27th inst. _fe di-td WM. LAIRD, Clerk. >" RALLY AROUND THE FLAG, BOYS,” em and STAND BY YOUR OLD’ TRIEB END.—All citizena of Georgetown, D.C friendly to the election of Henry Ad ison, Esq., our present worthy and efficient Mayor, and the People’s Union Ticket, atthe ensuing ‘election. will please mest at the Hall above Mr. Lewis | Iso white, large. broad, smooth | Robert Becket, H. W. Mann, We Bryant M. Payne's Shae Store, corner of Gay and Hick streets. on THURSDAY EVENING next, the loth instant, at hall-past seven o'clock, By order ef the Committee of Arranzements. SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. 8MOOT & BURROUGHS _ will commence this day selling off their entire stock ef DRY GOO D8—the most of which is fi desirable—at reduced pricos, and as they desire to reduce it to a very low poiat by Ist of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-Im 3t ‘PERSONAL. N ¥Y WIFS, MARION 8. NICHOLS, having left my bed and board without just cause, I forbii all persons harboring or trusting heron my ac- count. JOHN W. NICHOLS, fell-6t* 331 20th st., Washington, D. 0. Hesxy Bontz, = A. Watter Grosnon 869 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR I. 369 HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. The largest stook of FUENITURE and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS in the District,and at prices that defy cempe- tition, . Call and examine Stock previous to making your purcbases, By sodoing you incur no ebligations to purchase. GILT FRAME MIRRORS at extra bargains. 500 COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, which we guar- antes to sell le#s than wholesale prices, CARPETS. * Our entire stock of Carpets and Oilclothaat prime cost. 5-4 OHECKERED MATTING at S0c. per yard. WINDOW SHADES in great variety. BRUSSELS, RUGS, MATS and SHEEP MATS at auction prices, WOODEN, WILLOW, TIN, GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, Xc., very cheap. 800 pounds prime COUNTRY FEATHERS. BONTZ & GROSHON, fe 11.10t 369 Seventh street, near I. Ni oon a ae silof 0 aeons will erate to urchase as heretofore any quantity of OAMP GREASE, TALLOW aud BONES at our ofd place of business, foot of Get. eare going on with the rebuilding of our mill ane ap, orks noe hope to be under fal! head- u . etth of Mare p. IEWELL & 00.. One hundred tons fue BONE DUNT iorale, Lit jot . one ene B. JEWRLL & CO fe-w * Foot of @ street north. DVT, O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Goyernment securities: WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 1865. Baying. Selling. 6's Coupon 1851. 11s 5S.5-20 IL U.S. 10-40"s - ve toa | One Year Certificates, “RY “99 tt New Yore—Finst Bear. Gonpons, 111 '¢:5-20"s, 110%; 10-40's, 10247; Care tificates, 984; Gold, 20344. TSE NEW ENKOLLMENT, There is much solicituue in the community to ascertain if the new enrollment will be made the basis of a new assignment of quota for the District. We understand that the en- | rollment lately made will be used in conjunc- tion with the old to form from the two a per- fect list, or one as near that as possible. This perfected list will be used in the coming drafts and by its aid the requisite number of accept- ed men will be obtained witbonut resort to the tedious series of drawings, as heretofore. Whether or not there will be a new assign- ment of quota on this new enrcliment will depend, we apprehend, upon the point whether the assignment shall be reopened elsewhere for readjustment. The claim of the District for a new assignment of the ground of defective enroliment would then b¢ considered in con- nection with similar claims from other parts of the country. It may be that the late reduction in the assignment for this District was intended to cover approximately any defects in the pre- vious enroliment. SHERMAN’3 MOVEMENTS. From late Richmond papers it seems certain that Sherman has forced the rebels to evacuate Branchville; and as they admit that all tele- graph communication has been cut off with Charleston, there is no doubt that Sherman has posceszion of all the main lines of access to that city, That some portion of hisarmy (cavalry) is operating in the direction of Augusta is not unlikely; and quite likely, too, he is threaten- ing Columbia, but probably the movements upon those points are feints to cover his real purpose. DISHONORABLY DISMISSED, The findings in the case of Dr. J. N. Keasby, late Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment of the District of Columbia, who was tried before General Briggs’ court martiel, haye been pro- mulgated, and the accused has been dishonor- ably dismissed the service with the loss of ail pay and allowances. THE NAVAL RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, Acting Vol. Lieut. B. W. Loriag has been ordered to the Washington Navy Yard, to take charge of the recruiting office at the station. This appointment will relieve Commander Carr of the responsibilities of the recrniting office, which he has heretofore conducted in pertorming the onerous duties of executive officer of the Yard. SEIZURE OF THE STEAMER WENONA, The Navy Department has information from Admiral Lee, at New Orleans, under date of the Istinstant, thatat the request of General Dayidson the steamer Wenona was seized by Lienrt. Com. McCauley for illegal trading. General Davidson baying conclusive proot against the steamer she was sent to New Or- leans. APPOINTMENTS IN THE FIRST CORPS ‘The following additional appointments haye been made for Major General Hancock’s First Army Corps: Colonels.—Dudley Wickenham and James M- Pomeroy. Lientena:t Colonels —L. D. Bishop. Eras- ee Gilbrith, John ©. Gilmore, and M. T. nla Mejo. Wright. Captains —Thomas KE. Merrill, Wm. S Mont- gomery, James F. Simpson, W. F. Armstrong, Joel F. Kirkman, D.C. Ellis, Phineas Stevens, ‘Wm. M. Crosby, .fohn ©’Connell, Thos. Mur- ray, Benjamin B. Miller, M. V. B. Riehardson, Henry A. Greene, Woodruff Biacklidge, J.S. Lothrop, Charles Hay and Adolphe Morgen- thaler. First Lieutenants.—Grorge C. Case, James Kellan, William F. Ingmure, U. R. Blakeley, John EF, Midda Pp i x = aan BG miggacen, Wn. J. Farre}] and Gard. Second Lieutenants.—E. W. Bliss, Robert Miller, Horace J. Holmes, George Hooter, Carey P. Taplin, Murphy and Patrick A: Ducey. FIRED UPON BY GUERRILLAS,” Admiral Lee has forwarded to the Navy Department, from New Orleans, the report of Acting Master Powell, command U. 8. S. Ozark, in which that officer says that on the 13th of January he sent into Tanica Bend an armed boat to bring off some contrnbands who had hailed the vessel. After they had beea taken on board, and as the boat was shoving off she was fired on_ by a concealed guerrilla force, killing A. S. W. Shelco:t, seaman: se- tionsly wourding Charles Clemmens, seaman; and shghtly wounding John McPulien, lands- man. The fire was returned from the boat with musketry, and the Ozark shelled the woods. ©, Lawver, and Robert ©. SALEs OF 7.30's.—The sales of 7.30's by Jay Cooke & Co., amounted to $5,180,000 yesterday ——__+ +e CONGRESSIONAL. Taurspay, February 15. SenavR.—The President pro tem. laid before the Senate a‘communication from the Secre- tsry of War, covering the report of Gen. Mor- rison’s inspection of the railitary district ot Arkansas. Referred to Military Committee. Mr. Grimes presented a petition from Com- man¢ers and.Lieut. Commander's ot tha Nav: praying @ restoration of their pay to what i* was prior to the act of 1562 eferred to the Navai Committee. Mr. Pomeroy presented the petitien of col- ored man, Richard Foster, who has lost his legin the present war, praying relief to pro- cure acork leg, and goto school. Referred to the Committee on Freedmen. Mr Sumner reported trom the Committee on Foreign Relations, the House bill directing the Secretary of the Interiorto adjust and settle the account of the American Ovlonization So- ciety for the support of recaptured Africans in Liberia, and it was considered and passed. Mr. Dixon, from the Committee on the Dis- trict of Columbia, reported bill to amend the bill incorporating the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this District, so as to allow them to have #50,000 instead of $20,000 interest paid in on premium notes Mr. Chandler reported from the Committee of Commerce the bill to enlarge the port of entry and delivery of Philadelphia, andit was considered and passed. Mr. Morrill, from the Committee on the Dis- trict of Columbia, reported back the bill to in- corporate the Potomac Navigation and Trans- portation Company, with amendments, as a substitute. Mr. Wilson introduced a bill to increase the efficiency of the staff of the army. Referred to the Military Committee. It proyides that ofli- cers when assigned to an army, Military de- partment, an army corps, or a division, as chief of the adjntant general’s, of the inspector general's, of the quartermaster’s, and of the subsistence departments, of engineers of ord- nance, and of artillery, shall have respective- ly, while serving as such, the rank, pay and allowances of the following grades, viz:— First, to an army or military department, composed of more than one army corps, the rank and pay of a colonel of cav- alry; second, to an army or military de- partment of not more than one army corps, the rank and pay of & lieutenant colonel of cavalry; third, to a division, the rank and pay of major of cavalry; and shall be so as- sessed from the army of volunteer forces by the President. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall prevent officers of higber grade from being thus assigned without less of rank; and provided further, that no officer thus assigned shall have such imcreased rank or pay when not actually serving as such Onief. Mr. Foster, from the Judiciary Committee, reported back the House bill to amend the third section of the civil appropriation bill of 1865 relative to the laws of evidence in courts of the United States, with a substitute, as follows: ‘In the cqurts of the United States there shall. be no exclusion of any witness on account of color, nor in civil actions because he is a part: to, or interested in, the issues trigd: Provided, that in actions by or against executors, admin- istrators, or guardians, in which judgment may be rendered for or against them, neither party shall be Allowed totestify against the other as to any transaction with or statement by the testator, intestate, or ward, unless calied to testify thereto by the opposite party, or re- quired to testify thereto by the Court, except in cases arising upon contracts made with the pe ae administrator or guardian of such estate Mr. Howard introduced a bill granting lands to the ate of Michigan for a ship canal, to connect Lake Superior with Portage Lake. Reterred to the Committee on Public Lands. Mr. Harlan introduced a bil! to provide for the sale of rejected private land claims. Keb ferred to the Committee on Public Lands. A bill in relation to U.S. Courts in Nevada ‘was taken up and considered till the close of the morning hour, when The bill to regulate commerce between the several States (designed toobviate the Camden and Amboy transit monopoly across New Jer- sey) came up as the unfinished business. Mr. Ten Eyck addressed the S-nate at length in opposition to the bill, and in reply to Mr. Sumner’s speech heretofore made. Hovse.—On motion of Mr. Stevens, it was ae fter to-day, the House meet at ti © clock, and continue in session each day till half past five p.m The House arranged the order of business for next week. The Committee on Military Affairs was dis- charged from the consideration of the resolu- tion iz relation to freedmen, and it was re- ferred to the Committee for the District of Co- lumbia. ; The House proceeded to the consideration of the Senate bill to establish @ monthly line of steamers between the United States and China. Mr. Alley explained the provisions of the bill, showing its importance to commerce. Mr. Cols, of California, also advocated the bill, arguing that its importance could not well be exaggerated, looking to the immense trade of the east, which hasenrichedevery nation which has enjoyed it. The bill was passed—77 against 19. The House passed a joint resolution, reported by Mr. Garfield, from the Committee on Mili- tary Affairs, providing for the mustering out of non-commissioned officers and privates who enlisted to serve out unexpired terms of regi- ents or battalions. ™Tbe House, in Cemmittee of the Whole on the state of the Union resumed the considera- tion of the amendatory Internal Revenue bill. —s TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. THE LAKE ERIE RAIDERS. MONTREAL, Feb. 16.—Canon, the rebel mes- senger from Richmond, was examined before the court to-day in the Lake Erie case. The counsel for the prisoners produced the muster rolls of the Confederates, among which names those of the prisoners appear. He also produced two copies of letter instructions to Capt. Young, dated June 18, 1864, signed by Sedaon, the rebel Secretary_of War, all of which are certified to by Mr. Benjamin, under the Confederate seal. The witness stated that he received this pa- per from the Confederate Secretary of State on the 4th inst., who affixed his signature to it in his presence. The witness also stated that Davis expressed surprise at the result of Bur- ley’s case. New York Steck Market—First Beard. [By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street.) New York, Feb. 16.—U. S. 1881, coupon 6's, 1114: U.S. 520’s, 112; Certificates of Indebt- edness, 98%; Gold, 203%; N. Y. Central, 113x; Erie, 755; Hudson River. 107%; Reading, 113; Michigan Oentral, 1113;; Michigan Southern, 66; Iinois Oentral, 119%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 634; Cumberland Coal Preferred, 57; Cleveland and Toledo, 114; Chicago and Rock Island, 963; Milwaukie and Prairie du Shien, 47; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Uhica- go, 95%: Alton and Terra Haute, and Northwesern, 313;: Quicksilvo Ss LOCAL NEWS. ERS es The Outrage upon Little Octavie Rosseau. ——— RE ARREST OF JOHN F. LUSEY ON THE CHARGE OF COMMITTING THB ACT AND CAUSING HEL DEATH, es It will be recollected that on the evening of last Thanksgiving day, (Nov. 24th,) a horribie outrage was committed upon the person of a girl aged about six years, named Octavie Ros- seau, the only daughter of Mr. Charles Ros. seau, & stone cutter residing at the corner ot B street north and New Jersey avenue, and that notwithstanding the efforts of his friends and phyricians her death followed the following night. An inquest was held by Coroner Woodward on Saturday, 26th, when it appeared from the evidence that the little girl was playing on the bank in the rear of her tather’s residence, about sundown, and that about that time she was missed, but returned home between eight and nine o'clock, in an almost insensible condition, when it was ascertained by her mother what had happened. Dr. C. M. Ford was called in, and afterwards Dr. J. F. May, and everything possible was done to save the little one’s life; but on Friday night she died in comvulsions. This ontrage sent a thrill of horror through- out the community, and immediately efferts were made to arrest the guilty parties Fi- nally suspicion fell upen John F. Lusby,a& married man emploved in the boiler-maker’s depurtmentof the Navy-Yard. He was ar- rested by Mr. W. P. Wood, superintendent of the Old Capitol prison, with a posse of officers, and was committed tothe Carroll Prison. The circumstances which led to his arrest then were that he came home on the night of the occurrence with his hands bloody, and what appeared to be blood on hiscoat and shirt. He was brought out of the prison on a writ of ha- beas corpus, and for ceeveral days the examina- tion was held before Judge Fisher, which re- sulted in his discharge. @ Notwithstanding the discharge of Lusby, many believed him guilty, and Messrs A. R. Allen and John H. Wise, well known as effi- cient detectives under the old police system, determined to keep an eyeon him, calculating that sooner or later, that some circumstances would occur to warrant his re-arrest if he was really the guilty party. They have been on the trail of the case ever since the perpe- tration of the crime, and have recently become in possession of facts which caused his re. arrest. Lusby, about two weeks since, enlisted in the 2d District regiment; and the officers above named on Tnesday proceeded to Alexandria when they explainea their business to Gen. Siough, who immediately gavethem an order tor Lusby’s arrest anywhere within the lines, and they immediately proceeded to the camp of the regiment in company with Lieut. John Y. Donn, who rendered valuable assistance to the officers. Lusby at thetime was absent, but in a short time was brought to the camp, when he was arrested on a warrsnt issued by Justice Kin- sey. He appeared to be taken completely by surprise, and when informed cf the nature of the charge he grew sullen. The officers, with Lieut. Donn, carried him to Alexandria, where about 3 o'ciock he was committed to the slave pen, where he remained until 6. o’clock, when he was brought to this city and taken to Jus- tice Johnson's office, (Justice Kinsey being absent at the time) and Justice Johnson com- mitted him to jail for a further hearing. as Sa ORDERED TO VAcaTE.—Yesterday the sub- stitute brokers having offices on the block on which Provost Marshal O’Beirn’s office is located, were ordered to vacate the premises. This order does not interfere withthose having offices in other portions of the{city, and they willbe allowed to transact business at the Provost Marshal's office as usual. i eas Poticre REportTs — First nis Lyle, drunk: kept till sober. Wederhold, do ; do. ond Precint.—Mary A. Cluteney, selling whisky; $20. Third Previnct--Charles Barr, character; dismissed Fourth Precinct.—George Carroll, grand lar- ceny; dismissed Wm. Harrison, indecent ex- posure; $5 C. H. Tbhompkins, disorderly; military. M. Morgan, drunk and disorderly: $2.50. Matilda Graves, vagrancy; workhouse. Sophia Walker and Mary J. Green, disorder- ly; #2. Fifth Precinct.—Cordelia Hays, violating city law: 3. Jehn Garrigan, drunk; workhouse. Eliza Bias, protanity; #250. Jas. Long, drank and disorderly: $3. Also, carrying weapons; $2050. Tascur Harris; assault and battery in- tent to kill; for hearing. Ida Miller, keeping a bawdy house; Marion Myers, Alice Brogn, Rose Miller, Christopher Kenny, Agnes Doug- lass, disorderly gathering: for hearing. W.H. Elrod, vagrancy; bail for good behavior. Mary White, do.; $2 50. Tenth Precinct—J. G. Smithy drunk; dis. missed. Samuel H. Burch, malicious mis- chief; $1090. Also, threats; bail for peace. D. McNamara, drunk and disorderly; #3 60. Na- thaniel Thompson, do.; $5 90. Wm. Robertson, grand larceny; dismissed. Rachel Williams, do.; bail for court. Samuel Hunt, assault aad battery; dismissed. —_—_»—_— ARREST OF A BoGus Derxctivs.—For some time past complamts have been frequently made to the office of the Superintendent of Po- lice that some parties have been Pere de- tectye in the neighborhood of the Park and about the hospitals in that neighbor! pod Su- perintendent Richards on Tuesday detalied detectives Kelly and Bigley, and they pro- ceeded on Tues night tothe locality. After a long search in restaurants they found a man named William H. Harley, alias Sandy, whom they arrested as the guilty party, and also a man William McCabe, who was brought in asa suspicious character. On the way to the chief's office Harley was seen to throw something away, And the officers went back, and after a search found a badge. The arties were brought in, and Raperiaiwansnt Richards turned Harley over Coal. bam, Provost Mai 1 Who sent him to the Central Gusrdbeon. ware he is held oy a further hearing, which will take plage on Mon. day before Capt, McGowan, Precinet.—Den- Theodore suspicious Fornp Leap.—Yesterday morning & man was found dead in one of the bed rooms of the Lichan House, and Coroner Woodward held an inquest. when the following facts were elicited: The deceased and aman caliing bim- self James Allen engaged aroom about three o'clock the previons day and immediately went to it. Allen soon after came down and gor a giass of liquor for his companion, and aboat 5o’clock he came down again aud went ont, saying that he would be back again, but he did not return. About 8 o'clock yesterday, Mr. Lichau went tothe room to wake the man but found he wasdead. The deceased had a blue streak on one side of the throat anda scratch on the other. A discharge, dated Dougias Hospital. February 9, 1855, 8 memo- Trandum book, and papers found on deceased, showed that his name was Anthony Crosh, of compary L, sth New Yerk cavalry. He had wea 3 @2<495 on that day. Among tha papers were some letters, which spoke in bigh terms of deceased. Two or three surgeons ex- amined the body, and gave as their opinion, that Geath was cansed by bis being straugied or drugged, but this eould not be debaren ined except by a post mortem examination, and as there was no money found on his person, there wae but little doubt that he was murdered and robbed, ———— SecOND WARD Sration Caags.—F. Dren- fuss, swipdline, dismissed. Eliza Johnson, keeping a bawdy-house; bail for cours Joha Dugan, vagrant; workhouse. John Penny- fether, drunk and disorder! 2. George W. Bogart, do.; dismissed. Joseph Bell derly; $3. Also, carrying weapons: oe Lapresin want of beautiful styles of coral sets, mourning sets, cluster sets, plain bu!'ons, disor- bracelets, guard chains, rings, &c, shontd call atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 135 Pa ave- nue, near dg street. se 16 3:# SS Affairs in Georgetown. A OCONFLAGRATION PREVENTED. — This morning, about five o'clock, Patroimen Brown and Holson, while standing near Forrest Hall, discovered a brilliant light {io the main hall of the building, and goiug to the door touiid it open and a German baker tn there. A fire was breaking up through the floor wNere the stove originally stood. Officer Brown had presence of mind sufficient to get an axe and cut the flooraway to get atthe fire, and with 8 few buckets of water the threa men saved the building before the alarm be- came general. It issupposed that the fire orig- inated by the workmen employed by the gov- ernment te putthe building in good condition (it having been used as a military prison) building @ fire ona bed of sand on the floor and after completing their work failed to ex- tinguish it entirely, and the floor under the sand caught and burned slowly until it burst ont and was discovered by the policamen. Tho presence of the German is accounted for by his being at work in May's bakery near by and saw the fire and went in & moment before the police arrived, but was 80 bewildered he did not know how toact until officer Brown set him to work with officer Hols+n inextinguish- ing the flames. The damage, fortunately, is inconsiderable. SEnT To JarL.—Elizadeth Bates, colored, was arrested last night ou suspicion of stealing two twenty dollar Treasury notes, the proper- ty of Jacob Bowers. The girl was employed to scour the floorin Howers dwelling. In a bureau draw he kept a small box, with the money init. Noone had been in the room bat the prisoner, until Mr. Bowers went in and discovered his logs. It is supposed she opened the box with a hair-pin, which was foundon the bureau s0 bent that it opened the tock a6 easily asthe key. Justice backey sea: her to jail fer court. FUNERAL oF A SoLpier’s Wirz —Satarday, Mrs. Johnsen, wife of a soldier now at the front, died at Fort Reno, near Teuallytown, leaving two very small girl children to the care of the charitable. A patrolman gives the fellowing account of her buria!. The officers at the fort got a very decent coffin, and de tailed four men to bury the body in the graye- yard at Tenallytown. They worked all day Tuesday, and only succeeded in digging ao grave fourtecn or fifteeninches deep. Nizht coming on, thr vere about to leave tha body in the woods, but the citizens tool it and placed it in the little Methodist church near by. After night the soldiers urned with a lantern, to put the body In the grave they had dug, but the citizens would not permi! them. The citizens finished the grave yesterday, and buried the corpes properly, about forty ladi+s and gentlemen attending. The officers at Fort Reno were extremely mortified when informed of the conduct of the men they had entrustad to do the work. THE Drart ASsocIaTion.—Last night the asseciation met at the Custom-house. The meeting was small, compuiatively, and tnt few names were added to the list, prob:biy because of the announcement tbat the draft had beer postponed. Theassociation adjonrned till next Saturday night. FLovr axp GRAIN MARKRT.—The market remains unchanged. Demand for the loval trade active at last quotations. Sales on supply that demand. Port or GEORGETOWN.—Cleared— Jno. Wesley, Borman, for Pocomonke Amazon, Coddington, City Poin’. Th of permits fer the transportatio. of soc aamy continues to be the principal busi the officers at the Custom: house. a TERE 513 TORN D. EpMoND&co., 553 51% 7th street, between Dand B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS 15 BUILDER’S,BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Cut and Wrought Nai's, Spikes, Horse shoes and Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washers. Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Picks, Axes, Roepe. Glue, Split Cane for chair bettoms, all of which we offer at 51 THE LOWEST CASH PRIOE [feb 15-ly] ELOR’S BES: 214.50, W Pitme racy oCR omy 213 Best Bxtra do. $13. White SUGAR for 23 and 29 cents. Fresh Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolong and Japa- nese TE EAS, Best GOLDEN SYRUP, good MOLASSES. for $1. Also. a choice stock of Family prOnORS and WINES, Cc. WITMER, 111 Penasylvania ave. fe 14 3t*_ between 19th and 2)th sta, Bogeouzo COLLEGE, Baltimore Oo., Mi.— The tenth session opens February 9th. Fhree Yacancies remain to be filled. AddressRrv E Q, 8. WALDRON. Pikesville, Md. fe 10 iw* Pressoruri0on NOTICE. The partnership heretofore existing uuder the name andstyle of J. C. Johnson & waa this day diseclved by limitation Kither of said firm is authorized to receipt al! balla due said firm. & NSON. W. H. H. CAMMACK. J. C. JOHNSON, assuming all debts of said firm, . will still continue in the Grocery and Ship Store Business, where he will be always found on hand to serve his omers faithfully, No. 97 W: street, Georgetown. D. C. fe t1-iw* a Goon AND OHEAP oooK SDOVES, Made and sold by WHITE & BRO... No. 25 ine av., Island, near the Armory Square, ' Buy Washington manufactured ‘Stoves. 80. you = always get them repaired at small cost. 513 i J ROME'S HAIR COLOR RBSTORER FOR RE- mining ana eradually bringing back the Hair toits one nal color without the inconvenience tendiag the use of a dye. Sold by all druggists 75 cents per bottle. EXFOXD’S MEDICATE: BR BREAD. NUTS, for worms, unrivaled in e y.and peculiarly adapted for children, being eatem as an ordinaey cake. ‘or By druggists, Price 25 cents per box. v DP4CHIN ists TOOLS, &c,. We are prepared tofurnish, at short notice, alt kinds of Tools for Machimists, and will raceive or- ‘HES, ete PLANING MACHINES. BLOTTING MACHINES, INES pel! MAOHING MACHINES. TURNING MACHINES, DRILL PAVE S8ES. er cpRnAlGHTaRING MACHINES, BOILER PUNCHES, HEARS, BOILEH ATE BENDING MACHINES, SQUARE HBAD. BOLTS AND NUPB, 2 to 4s nos? es long and % ‘GaN RY ELVANS on $2.30-€01Fonron., Intel., Alex, News.) -. BVER TOO LATE TO LBARN.—Profomor IN*WoLosk! opensa New SINGING OLASS Ge bis pew and ex inary method, on most liberal terms. All these ladies and gentlemen who wish to make fine angen and join Professor’s Gratorios, ir memes = his vesi ap can enter the! street. between H INS rsons incebted te U of Geo. and Thomas Parker & O>., a1 ly zequested to call and rattle the sam: delay, a8 dence. 354 Sixth a0 7-1 in P: ats. febs2w. GEO. & THOS. PARKER & Od, J OFICE.—VANHORN, BRO. & OO., Doalezs in IN Rovnaiir Laui* saison gage oO uns, we aod) Trunks, Furniture, &c. Persona’ ind it will to to call, treat between Pasties nome. MDEE THE BAN; a tale of the nineteenth Win. Crack, bY Army Burgeon’s Manual: by 8 festminster Review fo: risona and Benora; by Lt. Kowrs” “Ree Beersheba; by Rev. oe add OK TAYLOR: A MEBIOAN MONTHLY NURUE qill be dicen- gaged about Feb Ist. Anyin nesd of such can Hl or address 519 H stree 6th ttreots, H Between, as eote